Rusty Peterman
Has worked for 30 years with churches. Now, he spends his days in outreach ministry, serving and interacting with people in the community. He is married and father to three adult children and “Pops” to three grandkids. Rev. Peterman enjoys making new friends, adventures, reading, laughing, music, mountains and pecan pie.
Ed Bewley
Is a retired media executive. He founded and served as CEO of Audience Research & Development, a Dallas-based firm that provides market research and consulting to local TV stations. Mr. Bewley lives in Fort Worth and is married and the father of two adult children. He serves on the Presbyterian Night Shelter Board and is an elder at First Presbyterian Church.
Nancy Bean
Nancy Bean is mother to three sons who are all happily married and grandmother to four granddaughters and one grandson. Nancy says, “This is the greatest job in the world!” She also practices veterinary medicine at The Cats’ Meow, a feline exclusive hospital that God hand selected for her in 2001. Nancy has been active at Feed by Grace since 2006.
Ed Palm
Ed Palm graduated from the U of T in Austin and then served in the Army Combat Engineers. He has had a successful career in commercial real estate. Ed has always been active in the church and the community, serving in a variety of diverse roles. Ed now works part-time for TarrantNet ministries and is active in Big Brothers. Members of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Ed and his wife Rita have two adult children and one grandson.
John Cayce
John Cayce is the former Chief Justice of Texas' Second Court of Appeals. He is currently a partner in the prominent Kelly Hart & Hallman law firm in Fort Worth. John and his wife, Diane, have served in outreach ministry as members of the Hills Church of Christ for more than twenty years, where they established the Marriage Reconciliation ministry. John is also a founder and director of NewDay Services For Children and Families, Inc., a faith-based non-profit organization that works within the Tarrant County court system to help children and families affected by divorce and juvenile crime. In 2009, he received NewDay's first "Community Servant Award" in recognition for his contributions to NewDay's work. John and Diane have two adult daughters and three grandchildren.